Table of Contents

In This Issue

18 THE PHILOSOPHY OF CULTURE

Albert William Levi '32, Washington University's distinguished philosopher, discusses "the present uneasy situation" of his discipline in the address given on the occasion of his inauguration as David May Distinguished University Professor in Humanities.

22 "HOPPY" ON HIS EARLY DARTMOUTH YEARS

Some informal reminiscences of Ernest Martin Hopkins concerning the years leading up to the beginning of his presidency of the College, fifty years ago, in 1916. Edward Connery Lathem '51 edited them from tape-recordings made over a period of years.

30 ALUMNI ALBUM - 3

Four more short profiles in the series designed to make known the career activities of some very interesting Dartmouth men.

Dartmouth Authors 4

Whittier and Dartmouth 8

My 3x5 Boondoggle 10

The College 15

Freshman Seminars 17

The Faculty 28

The Undergraduate Chair 34

With the Big Green Teams 36

News from the Clubs 39

News from the Classes 41

Associated School News 79

In Memoriam 81

The Cover

Dartmouth's Freshman Seminars, discussed on Page 17, are an exciting innovation in the program for first-year students. In the cover picture Prof. Thomas S. K. Scott-Craig of the Philosophy Department is conducting a fall-term seminar in Baker Library on "Justice, Friendship, and Charity: East and West." PHOTO BY JOCK GILL '67